Tired of Snoring?
Get Effective Snoring Treatment
Your loud snoring may be affecting your partner’s sleep and leaving you feeling tired each morning. Poor sleep quality deserves proper attention.
Consult Dr Kenny Pang, a snoring specialist, for a thorough assessment and to explore a range of treatment options tailored to your condition.
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MEET YOUR SNORING SPECIALIST
Dr Kenny Pang
Dr Kenny Pang is an ENT surgeon dedicated to helping patients manage snoring and Obstructive Sleep Apnea. He practises at Asia Sleep Centre, Paragon Medical Centre.
- MBBS, MRCS (Edinburgh), FRCS (Edinburgh), FRCS (Ireland, OTO), MMed (ORL), FAMS (Singapore)
- Fellow, American Academy of Sleep Medicine
- Fellow, International Surgical Sleep Society
- Fellow, European Sleep Academy
- Advanced sleep surgery fellowships in the United States and Italy
- Invited speaker at over 90 international conferences
70+
Peer-reviewed publications
90+
International speaking invitations
20+
Medical textbook contributions
Is Snoring Disrupting your Quality of Sleep?
Snoring affects millions of people and their partners, disrupting the natural sleep cycle and impacting daily life. This common condition occurs when airflow is partially blocked during sleep, causing the soft tissues in your throat to vibrate. While occasional snoring might seem harmless, it can significantly affect sleep quality and may indicate an underlying serious condition called Obstructive Sleep Apnea.
Common Causes of Snoring:
- Relaxation of throat muscles during sleep
- Thick Redundant Palate / Throat Soft Tissue
- Enlarged Tonsils, Long Uvula
- Big Tongue
- Nasal congestion or Nose Blocked
- Nose Allergies
- Sleep position
- Body weight factors
Impact on Health and Lifestyle:
- Disrupted sleep patterns
- Daytime drowsiness
- Reduced cognitive performance
- Sleep Divorce
- Increased irritability
- Potential cardiovascular stress
- Hypertension
- Strokes
- Heart Attacks
- Sudden Death
Is Snoring Disrupting your Quality of Sleep?
Snoring affects millions of people and their partners, disrupting the natural sleep cycle and impacting daily life. This common condition occurs when airflow is partially blocked during sleep, causing the soft tissues in your throat to vibrate. While occasional snoring might seem harmless, it can significantly affect sleep quality and may indicate an underlying serious condition called Obstructive Sleep Apnea.
Common Causes of Snoring:
- Relaxation of throat muscles during sleep
- Thick Redundant Palate / Throat Soft Tissue
- Enlarged Tonsils, Long Uvula
- Big Tongue
- Nasal congestion or Nose Blocked
- Nose Allergies
- Sleep position
- Body weight factors
Impact on Health and Lifestyle:
- Disrupted sleep patterns
- Daytime drowsiness
- Reduced cognitive performance
- Sleep Divorce
- Increased irritability
- Potential cardiovascular stress
- Hypertension
- Strokes
- Heart Attacks
- Sudden Death
What is What is Snoring?
Snoring is more than just a noisy nuisance, it can disrupt your sleep and leave you feeling tired and drained. It happens when airflow is partially blocked during sleep, causing the tissues in your throat to vibrate. While common, persistent snoring may sometimes indicate a deeper issue, such as sleep apnea, making it important to seek proper assessment and care.
When to Seek Assessment for Snoring
- Loud and frequent snoring
- Waking up tired or with morning headaches
- Daytime sleepiness or low energy
If you notice these symptoms, don’t ignore them. Consult Dr Kenny Pang for a personalised snoring assessment and treatment options to improve your sleep and overall health.
Dr Pang's surgical procedure
Pang’s Expansion Pharyngoplasty
Developed by Dr Kenny Pang, this specialised surgical technique is designed to reduce snoring by improving airflow in the throat. Through customised muscle rotation and precise adjustment of key throat muscles and soft tissues, it helps minimise the vibrations that cause snoring and supports more restful sleep.
Published outcome – 18-year meta-analysis
80%+
Success rate in snoring patients, published in an international peer-reviewed journal
WHAT IT ADDRESSES
Vibrations that cause snoring
The procedure targets the region of the throat where airway narrowing leads to the soft tissue vibrations responsible for snoring.
How it works
Customised muscle repositioning
Key throat muscles are carefully adjusted and reinforced to widen the airway, reducing the vibrations that produce snoring sounds during sleep.
Who it may be suitable for
Patients assessed for surgical intervention
Suitability is determined through consultation and, where appropriate, a sleep study to confirm the cause and severity of snoring.
Additional Solutions to Support Restful Nights
CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure)
A device delivering steady, pressurized air through a mask to keep your airway open all night.
Oral Appliances
Custom-fitted devices designed to reposition your jaw or tongue forward, helping minimize airway obstruction.
Nose, Palate, or Tongue Surgery
Various surgical techniques that address structural issues contributing to snoring or breathing interruptions.
Payment & insurance
Medisave & insurance accepted
Medisave may be used for eligible surgical procedures. We also work with a number of Integrated Shield Plan insurers. Please contact the clinic directly to confirm coverage for your specific treatment.
Coverage varies depending on your plan and the nature of the procedure. Our team can assist you in checking your eligibility before your consultation.
Medisave
AIA
Prudential
Great Eastern
NTUC Income
Raffles Health
AXA
HSBC Life
Please verify your specific plan eligibility directly with the clinic before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is snoring an illness?
How soon will I notice an improvement in my sleep?
Is the treatment uncomfortable or invasive?
Will I need to use a CPAP machine forever?
Can lifestyle changes make a difference?
What To Expect When You Visit Us
Personalised Consultation
- Meet with Dr Kenny to discuss your sleep habits, medical history, and any symptoms or challenges you’re facing.
- Feel free to ask any questions you may have
Physical Examination & Diagnosis
- Dr Kenny will determine whether a sleep study or home monitoring is needed to confirm your condition.
- A physical examination may be conducted to check for structural factors contributing to snoring.
- These steps help establish the severity of your snoring for accurate treatment recommendations.
Customised Treatment Plan
- Dr Kenny will discuss a treatment plan to address the causes of your snoring.
Follow-Up & Progress
- We’ll stay in touch to monitor your progress and refine your treatment plan as needed.
- If you have any concerns along the way, we’re just a phone call and message away.
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Say goodbye to loud snoring, restless nights, and daytime fatigue.
Make every minute of rest truly count. Wake up refreshed, energised, and free from the frustration or embarrassment of snoring. Experience the lasting difference that peaceful, uninterrupted sleep can bring to your days.